Conrad was appointed to the federal bench in 2005 by President George W. Bush
Mar 19, 2025
BofA economist: High earners keep spending, while lower earners are getting squeezed
The guards will be authorized to apprehend individuals and call police if necessary
Also remembered: An early faculty member at East Meck High School; the testing center coordinator at Central Piedmont Community College; a longtime registered nurse
Mar 18, 2025
Our hardworking judges are in the process of selecting 40 from this worthy group of 135
Iron District layout, River District townhome details, Ace No. 3 signs uptown lease, Innovation Park townhome rezoning
Mar 17, 2025
Plus: Aldersgate to vote on merger this month; Charlotte's med school admits first students; 🎧 New Ledger podcast about turning research into business; Fire destroys Morehead cocktail bar
'Sovereign: Honoring Bodily Autonomy' runs at the McColl Center, 721 N. Tryon St., through April 12.
Plus: The news of the week — New census data explains region's growth; Family calls school assault a hate crime; American Airlines hits rough patch; N.C. sports gamblers lose $300M
Mar 15, 2025
A second call-up to U.S. Men's National team comes with more on the line for the striker who is scoreless in his MLS start; plus introducing French left back and advancing Saturday vs. Cincinnati
Mar 14, 2025
Plus: Commissioners push Atrium for more details on promises related to The Pearl; New census data shows immigrants fueled growth; 2 Ballantyne burger spots closing; 5-year Covid look-back
Immigrants far outpaced people arriving from the U.S., new numbers show
The first two buildings nearing completion will house a medical school and have space for biotech companies
Gold Line? Silver Line? Red Line? CATS provides answers
Mar 13, 2025
AI. Hybrid work. Shifting worker expectations. We'll cover them all and more in a 3-day webinar with Catapult Employers Association
Delilah Eby's knitwear brand, Delilah Designs, captured the attention of Free People and Teen Vogue
Mar 12, 2025
Plus: Former opera director on his departure; Camp North End rail stop looks likely; Developer switches to townhomes; Symphony unveils new season; Workplace trends webinar series; Gamblers lose $300M
Also remembered: co-founder of the Mecklenburg Vegetarian Association; an avid quilter and a master gardener
Mar 11, 2025
Charlotte Symphony Orchestra transforms its programming with its new season, featuring diverse composers and bold works
CATS gives updates on Red Line stop and Gateway Station; Providence Road developer switches to townhomes; House speaker on 'down-zoning' changes; and more!
The Dilworth restaurant opened in 2012 and gained fame in 2019 when it was featured on The Food Network's "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives"
Mar 10, 2025
Plus: State legislators consider state cookie; CMS changes how it notifies parents of school threats; Spirit adds flights from CLT to 4 cities; Cheap tickets for this week's ACC Tournament
They're thin, crispy and made with molasses. Are Moravians worthy of official designation?
Flights to Detroit, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Indianapolis start May 8.
Parents may receive more notifications about threats, the district said in a video sent to parents on Sunday
